Introduction to Cody
Meet Cody, your AI automation assistant. Chat to build, edit, and automate workflows or AI agents instantly — no code required.
What is Cody?
Cody is your AI automation assistant. You describe what you want in plain language, and Cody builds the workflow or agent — real automation code, not drag-and-drop blocks.
Cody collaborates with you to understand the goal, handles multi-step logic, and connects the apps you need.
How it works
1. Understanding your needs
Describe what you want to achieve.
Cody figures out the steps, logic, and integrations, then shows a clear plan as a todo list. You review, edit, and approve before building starts.
2. Clarifying questions
If Cody needs more context, it asks follow-up questions so the final automation matches what you intend.
3. Building the workflow
Once you approve, Cody writes the code and connects integrations. You’ll be prompted to connect any app Cody doesn’t already have access to.
You don’t have to write the code yourself — Cody handles the technical details.
4. Testing, debugging, and deploying
Cody deploys your automation and runs tests against real data. If something fails, it reviews the logs, finds the cause, and applies fixes.
What you can do
Build new workflows — Describe lead tracking, content generation, or any other idea, and Cody builds it end-to-end.
Modify existing workflows — Add steps, connect different apps, or refine logic in chat.
Debug and optimize — When something doesn’t work, Cody inspects logs and helps you fix it.
Connect other platforms — Integrate with external apps, or with custom apps built on tools like Lovable, Bolt, and v0.
Why Cody is different
Conversational automation
Instead of drag-and-drop blocks or long forms, you build by talking. Describe the goal in English; Cody turns it into a working automation.
Real code without coding
Most automation tools stick to predefined actions. Cody generates real Python automation code, so it can handle complex logic, multi-step flows, and deeper API integrations.
You get the flexibility of code with the ease of conversation.
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